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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1976

Page

17

USDA Says Meat Consumption Highest In Four Years

The USDA reports Americans are consuming more red meat per person than in four years while urging purchases. Connecticut Democrat Rep. Cotter criticizes the agency for underestimating future meat prices through 1978, citing feed costs and potential shortages. The report notes beef supplies up, pork and poultry rising, with prices varying across regions and years.

USDA Ashington Agriculture Department Connecticut William R. Cotter Cotter Earl L. Butz American National Cattlemen's Association U.S

Steam Locomotive Started Travel Era

Col. John Stevens, at 76, built America’s first steam locomotive and proved its feasibility near his home. He envisioned rapid cross country travel and military movement, paving the path for railroads. His 1826 proof helped spark the Stevens Institute of Technology plaque, and he chartered early rail lines in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. His legacy includes the world’s first steam ferry, the Phoenix, and innovations in ship propulsion and armor plating. Millicent Fenwick’s lineal descent ties to Stevens.

Hoboken N.J Bell Edison John Stevens America New York Philadelphia Stevens Institute of Technology Stevens New Jersey United States Pennsylvania Columbia Pennsylvania Railroad Smithsonian Institution New York City Phoenix Edwin Millicent Fenwick, Rn.j Col

Nikita Visits Soviet Premier Khrushchev on US Trip

Nikita Khrushchev begins a September 1959 visit to the United States, meeting with officials as part of a historic trip. Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives for talks and demonstrations of Cold War diplomacy.

Nikita Khrushchev United States

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ERS Edwin A. Stevens Nikita Nylport Highwood San Northlake Mudville Hentant Geotors Ase Teflon Montgomery Dorset Watches
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